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Walayar rape case: After public outrage, Kerala government to file an appeal against court verdict, change prosecutor

On Monday, the civil society members across the country, especially in Kerala, had expressed massive outrage against the Kerala government following the acquittal of all four accused in the 2017 rape and death case of two minor Dalit girls in Walayar in Palakkad district. 

Walayar Rape Case: Protests erupt against Kerala government over lapses in investigation after four accused gets acquittal

Kerala govt faces protests after accused in Walayar rape and death case of two minor girls acquitted by the court

Kerala nun rape case: Victim alleges harassment, police officer who sent notice to Bishop Franco transferred by state govt

On October 19, the victim nun had filed a complaint against the Malayalam YouTube channel Christian Times at the Kuravilangad police station, alleging that the channel was harassing her at the behest of Bishop Franco.

Did you know that Kerala has a state department that helps people who leave Hinduism and accept Christianity?

The Kerala government has an entire department that is dedicated to the 'welfare' of 'SC Christians' (SCCC), essentially, people who have left Hinduism to convert to Christianity

Two Christian factions in Kerala fight over a Church, HC directs arrest of Jacobites preventing Orthodox entry

The Orthodox faction had moved the High Court after the state government failed to implement the apex court’s order that gave them the management rights in the Piravom St Mary's Church.

Congress now a party rallying for BJP: Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan mocks Congress over mass resignations

The communist government led by CM Pinarayi Vijayan has lately not been sharing an amicable relationship with the grand old party

CPM admits Sabarimala row proved detrimental to party’s fortunes in the Lok Sabha elections: Report

Despite being in power in the state, the CPI(M) had an electoral rout in Kerala, winning only 2 of the 20 Lok Sabha seats.

Wooden crosses removed from Panchalimedu, Kerala HC directs government to find out who owns the land

The Kerala High Court while hearing the petition today asked whether the land belongs to the government or the Devaswom board. The government has been given 10 days time to respond to this.

Kerala government intervenes to stop removal of illegal crosses planted at Panchalimedu near Sabarimala: Reports

A village officer had given the Church time until today to remove the crosses. However, after the intervention of the state government, the revenue department has now stalled the process claiming it to be a matter of 'faith'.

Village officer issues order to demolish and remove crosses planted by Church on encroached land near Sabarimala

Crosses have been planted on the sacred lands of Panchalimedu, believed to be a place inhabited by Pandavas during the 12 years of exile.

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